controlling the house of representatives. >> there's two things going on. there's gerrymandering. there's no question, there's four or five states where republicans tried really hard to build new districts and they succeeded. >> ohio. >> ohio. there's also, say texas where they tried hard and the court overturned it. when you net it out, maybe gerrymandering cost democrats eight, nine, ten seats. it's nothing to sneeze at, but it's not what lost us the majority. there's the incumbency advantage. the party that controls the house will keep controlling the house even if they lose by a couple percentage points. for years, it's benefited democrats, now republicans. democrats have work ahead of them. we have gerrymandering and we have to breakthrough the majority. once we get it back, the good news is, it's easier to keep it. >> there's good news. i think it's right. >> let's not get depressed. >> right. >> there's a party. >> there's a party. >> we don't need prozac, just a